Museums and exhibitions

A Gothic monastic complex founded in 1327, now open to the public as a museum and cultural site.

Arts Santa Mònica, on La Rambla, is a centre where a wide range of artistic disciplines converge.

An immersive art space where museography meets technology, housed in a modernista gem on Passeig de Gràcia.

A public venue in a neoclassical building, hosting exhibitions and events that reveal the rich diversity of Catalonia.

Modern art that challenges conventions, opens up new ways of thinking and questions the world around us.

A museum and contemporary art centre with a private collection of paintings, sculpture and ceramics by Catalan and international artists.

Permanent immersive exhibition dedicated to the political and satirical imagination of the enigmatic British artist.

Art space within the Monestir de Montserrat housing works by El Greco and Monet alongside a unique Near Eastern archaeological collection.

The Museu Frederic Marès displays its founder’s extensive collection of Hispanic sculpture in the Gothic Quarter.

The Moco Museum is housed in the 16th-century mansion, the Palau Cervelló, next to Picasso Museum in Barcelona’s Born neighbourhood. It is a private museum that has opened in the Catalan capital following its success in Amsterdam. In the Moco Masters gallery you’ll find works by world-renowned artists, including Warhol, Basquiat, Dalí, Haring, Hirst, Kusama and many more. In the Moco Contemporary gallery, you can see original works by Murakami, Hayden Kays, David LaChapelle, among others. Digital art is also represented with immersive exhibitions by teamlab, Les Fantômes and Studio Irma. A visit to the Moco Museum will show you things from a different perspective and make you question the world around you. What does your booking include ?: Admission to the Moco Museum + Exhibitions

The public archive in El Born safeguards the city’s visual memory.

Centre of the Fundació Vila Casas housed in a former textile factory, dedicated to contemporary Catalan painting.

A temporary exhibition centre for Catalan contemporary art, spread across two modernista buildings.

A space for the creation, display and teaching of immersive art, housed in a former cinema dating from 1917.

A space bringing together over 1,200 key works of contemporary art from the collection of Josep Suñol Soler, including artists such as Dalí and Tàpies.

One of Europe’s most important private collections of archaeology of Pharaonic Egypt, featuring pieces on daily life, religion and the cult of the pharaoh.

A leading centre for contemporary Spanish photography, with exhibitions and activities that encourage critical thinking through images.

Interpretation centre in the Casa del Guarda detailing the connection between Antoni Gaudí, Eusebi Güell and the modernist vision of Park Güell.

A former modernista textile factory, now a cultural centre for temporary exhibitions and immersive experiences.

The Fundació Joan Miró is a unique museum in Barcelona dedicated to the genius of surrealist art, Joan Miró. Opened by the artist himself in 1975, the foundation houses more than 14,000 works of art, offering an exceptional journey through Miró's creative evolution, from his earliest pieces to his most innovative works. In addition, the museum organizes temporary exhibitions showcasing the best of contemporary art. Josep Lluís Sert was the architect who designed the Joan Miró Foundation building, which is a true masterpiece of modern architecture. It harmonizes art, landscape and natural light to create the perfect atmosphere for contemplation. If you love Miró's art or simply want to enjoy a great artistic experience, this museum is a must-see in Barcelona.

Have you ever imagined admiring Banksy's works up close without traveling across Europe? The Banksy Museum Barcelona, a fascinating collection of over 130 works by one of the most iconic and mysterious artists of our time, awaits you. Here, you can immerse yourself in Banksy's provocative and visionary world, exploring his social and political messages through murals, silkscreens, sculptures, and installations. It's an unmissable opportunity to delve into the work of an artist who continues to challenge conventions, right in the heart of Barcelona, a city rich in culture! Discover the Genius of Social Criticism In the Banksy Museum Barcelona, you will see how this provocative artist uses his art to address impactful social issues such as inequality, violence, and the problems of modern society. Come and discover this immersive experience, where each work is not just art, but a profound social message that will make you think and fuel your imagination about the mysterious artist behind these iconic creations. Why visit the Banksy Museum in Barcelona? Here are all the advantages of visiting this unmissable museum in Barcelona: Unique Collection: More than 130 works are on display, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Banksy's world. Immersive Experience: Deepen your understanding of the works through an exhibition that stimulates your eyes, mind, and heart. Accessible to All: The museum is designed to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility. Free Cancellation: You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before your scheduled visit (local time). Buy your tickets today so you don't miss the opportunity to admire masterpieces that have left an indelible mark on contemporary culture.

The museum’s collection of some 500 musical instruments is illustrated with audiovisual exhibits in English, Catalan and Spanish. You’ll be able to hear Pau Casal’s cello and an Indian sarangi, as well as excerpts of works by Albéniz for guitar and piano. The museum has one of the world’s most important collections of classical guitars and has outstanding examples by Antonio de Torres, the foremost Spanish guitar maker. Keyboard instruments, such as Pérez Molero’s organ, Zell’s harpsichord and Hauslaib’s claviorgan are also iconic exhibits. The interactive gallery allows you to play a number of musical instruments and is particularly suitable for families with children. The museum is located in a concert hall building, L'Auditori, by the architect Rafael Moneo. It is home to the OBC-Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya, and is part of the new architectural district close to the Agbar Tower and Mercat dels Encants. What does your Music Museum booking include?: Admission to the museum. Buy it now and get access until December 2026!

The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya is located in the majestic Palau Nacional, built for the 1929 International Exhibition. Since its inauguration in 1934, the museum has constantly evolved to become an international benchmark, especially for its exceptional collection of Romanesque art, considered one of the most important in the world. The MNAC offers an uninterrupted artistic journey spanning from the 10th to the 20th century. Its galleries allow visitors to enjoy masterpieces of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque art, with prominent names such as Titian, Velázquez and Rubens. The museum also offers a valuable collection of Modernist art and key works of the avant-garde, with artists such as Gaudí, Ramon Casas and Picasso. This cultural space, in addition to preserving paintings and sculptures, also houses modernist furniture, historical photography, decorative arts and posters, making it an essential museum for understanding the evolution of Catalan and European art. Furthermore, the MNAC is a dynamic museum, with first-rate temporary exhibitions and cultural activities that enrich the visitor's experience. Its spectacular 360º viewpoint over Montjuïc and Barcelona makes every visit an unforgettable moment

Step into a masterpiece of Catalan Modernism at Casa Amatller, an architectural treasure designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Located on the prestigious Passeig de Gràcia, this extraordinary building stands as a testament to Barcelona's rich artistic heritage and offers a unique glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the early 20th century. From just €20.00, immerse yourself in the history and artistry of one of Barcelona's most iconic landmarks. Casa Amatller, along with the adjacent Casa Batlló and Casa Lleó Morera, forms the celebrated "Illa de la Discòrdia" (Block of Discord), a stunning showcase of contrasting Modernista architectural styles. A Triumph of Modernista Architecture Originally constructed in 1875, the building was dramatically transformed between 1898 and 1900 for the renowned chocolatier Antoni Amatller. Architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, a contemporary of Gaudí, ingeniously blended neo-Gothic elements with a distinctive ridged façade inspired by traditional Dutch townhouses, creating a truly unique urban palace. Architectural Highlights: Admire the striking stepped gable roof, intricately adorned with ceramic tiles. The façade features a wealth of sculptural details by Eusebi Arnau and Alfons Jujol, including allegorical figures representing the arts and the iconic Sant Jordi (St. George), Catalonia's patron saint. Preserved Interiors: Discover the remarkably preserved original interiors, complete with period furniture and decoration. The Amatller family's continuous ownership until the mid-20th century ensured that the house remains largely intact. The "Block of Discord": Experience the architectural dialogue of the "Illa de la Discòrdia," where Casa Amatller was the first of three existing buildings to be stunningly refurbished, each by a different master of Modernisme. Your Visit to Casa Amatller A visit to Casa Amatller offers a journey back in time. Explore the caretaker's office, which boasts one of the finest stained-glass windows of the Modernista era. Guided tours are available, providing in-depth insights into the history of the Amatller family, the architectural vision of Puig i Cadafalch, and the cultural significance of the house. For an enhanced experience, dive into immersive virtual reality and interactive digital installations that transport you to Barcelona in 1900, revealing the origins and splendor of Catalan Modernism. The ground floor often hosts exhibition spaces, further enriching your understanding of this artistic period. What Can You Expect with Your Booking? Depending on your chosen package, your visit may include: An Engaging Guided Visit & Chocolate Treat: An insightful tour led by a guide, available in English, Catalan or Spanish, complemented by a delightful chocolate gift – a sweet nod to the Amatller family's rich heritage. A Comprehensive Audio-Guided Tour: Explore Casa Amatller at your own pace with an informative audio guide. This option is available in a wide selection of languages, including English, Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Chinese.

An artistic space for emerging creators, nestled in the monumental complex of the Hospital de la Santa Creu.

A municipal centre for contemporary visual culture, set within a Baroque palace on La Rambla.

A multidisciplinary space exploring contemporary culture through innovative themes and ways of presenting exhibitions.

A centre dedicated to research, experimentation and the presentation of contemporary art from the second half of the 20th century to the present day.

Five Gothic palaces house a renowned art centre with the finest early works by Picasso.

Pablo Ruiz Picasso spent his formative years in Barcelona and studied at the fine arts academy, the Acadèmia de Belles Arts. It was housed in the medieval commodities exchange, the Llotja de Mar, and is now open to visitors. Picasso frequented the beer hall, Els Quatre Gats, which was the meeting place for renowned artists, such as Ramón Casas, Santiago Rusiñol and the musician and composer Enric Granados, who held literary and artistic gatherings there. And he was also in contact with the bohemian, underground scene in Barcelona at the time. The Museu Picasso showcases practically all the artist’s early works until the Blue Period. The museum also houses a series based on Las Meninas and a collection of prints. On this 1 hour 30 minute tour, the guide, who is an art expert and Picasso enthusiast, will tell you in detail about his life and work. Delve into the world of Picasso, because, in his words: “Art is the lie that enables us to realize the truth.” What does your booking include?: Skip-the-line entry to the Museu Picasso. Guided tour in English, French, Italian or German.

Projecting creativity: a contemporary photography space by the seafront.

Essential space for understanding Barcelona’s spiritual and artistic dimension, with over 3,000 works spanning from antiquity to the 21st century.

Dedicated to the figurative and realistic art of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the centre exhibits works by living artists actively involved in the international scene.

A contemporary art museum founded by the artist himself, home to the largest public collection of his work.

A centre dedicated to musical heritage, offering an interactive journey through the history of music from antiquity to the present day.

Collection tracing the artistic history of Catalonia, from Romanesque to modern art, housed within the Palau Nacional de Montjuïc.

The first stop is Girona. Its medieval walls, Romanesque and Gothic landmarks, along with its baroque buildings and Jewish Quarter which is one of the best preserved in Europe, invite you on a pleasant stroll. Enjoy exploring the streets and seeing your reflection in the river Onyar, which runs through the city centre flanked by multi-coloured houses and straddled by charming bridges. You won't be able to resist the temptation to take a photo. As soon as you arrive in Figueres, you'll realise that you're not only in the capital of the beautiful county of the Alt Empordà, but you're in the world capital of surrealism too. You'll visit the Teatre-Museu Dalí, which contains the largest collection of the artist's works. It was built, on his instructions, on the site of the city's former theatre. And today it is much more than a container of surrealist art. It is a surrealist work of art in its own right. Step inside the museum and let yourself be hypnotised by Salvador Dalí's work. And don't forget to visit the permanent exhibition, Dalí Jewels. We can guarantee you're bound to be impressed. What does your booking include?: Bus from Barcelona to Girona and Figueres and back to Barcelona. English, Catalan and Spanish speaking courier and guide throughout the journey. Guided tour of Girona (maximum 25 people per guide). Fast track admission and introductory tour of the Museu Dalí. Admission to Dalí Jewels.

A neoclassical exhibition centre housing works by renowned artists.

A proto-Modernist museum created by Antoni Tàpies to encourage the study and understanding of modern and contemporary art.

Antoni Gaudí’s former home in Park Güell, now a museum offering a glimpse into his more personal and creative world.

The Barcelona Card Family is a tourist card designed to help families enjoy Barcelona to the fullest, with free access to more than 10 attractions and activities, as well as unlimited transport around the city. Visit the Zoo, explore the Chocolate Museum or tour the Port of Barcelona aboard Las Golondrinas. Without worrying about additional costs, the card will allow you to enjoy a complete cultural and leisure experience, without any complications. With the Barcelona Card Family, you get free access to the following places: Barcelona Zoo: Enjoy watching animals from all over the world. Tibidabo Amusement Park: Roller coasters, breathtaking views and fun for all ages. CosmoCaixa: An interactive science museum that will delight both adults and children alike. L'Aquàrium de Barcelona: An underwater tunnel where you can see sharks and other marine species. Las Golondrinas: Enjoy a boat trip around the port of Barcelona. You'll also have access to other unique cultural spaces such as Poble Espanyol, the Sant Pau Modernist Complex and the Columbus Monument, among many others. Don't miss this unique opportunity to discover Barcelona with your family!

The Fundació de les Arts i els Artistes has founded the MEAM, Museu Europeu d’Art Modern, as a showcase for its collections. The Foundation’s mission is to give impetus to and disseminate figurative art, and, more specifically, painting and sculpture from the late 19th century to the present day. The Foundation’s holdings will be the focus of the MEAM’s displays, although temporary exhibitions are planned in order to ensure it generates a dynamic and attractive programme of events.